July 13, 2009 can’t blame them.
A friend of mine at work found this obituary, which ran in the East Liverpool Review over the weekend. Pay particular attention to the first paragraph.
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bobbo
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My birthday is in February, so I always felt cheated out of things. My family would do this to me. (*take note: don’t die in cold months or during mom’s annual trek to Myrtle Beach*)
Now in my 26th year of existence, I’ve decided to have a Half-Year Birthday. Because I only could have indoor pool parties at the Moon Holiday Inn, I’ve decided this year (on or around Aug. 21), I will have a Half-Year Birthday party.
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The Sister
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That might be worth going to
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Large
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I’m interestedin the whodunit angle…
…tough-guy family member?
…stupid drunk obit writer?
…disgruntled editor?
…others?
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albamaria30
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Is similiarly intrigued, Large. And also laughing my ass off.
re: half birthdays. I have two little girls with winter b-days (Nov. & Jan.). We are thinking of doing half birthday in a couple of years — at least once. We’ll see when we get there. It’d just be nice to have an outdoor option for a change.
ciao,
rpm
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Large
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We do a have b-day party for my stepson who was born on December 24th. Kids don’t care when you have a party, just that you have it. And, it’s a whole lot easier to get family and friends together in June than it is to compete with all of the holiday hullabalu and the weather.
P.S. We still have a cake and light the candles on the 24th.
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Danielle
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The worst thing about funerals is always the weather. Oh, and the dead people.
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Cindy
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Danielle, I find sometimes it’s the still living people at the funeral who are the worst thing.
I’m not sure which aspect of this obit I love the most: the “big bunch of sissies” aside or the odd choice for a portrait photo.